It's thermal paste not thermal grease, n00b

S

SunnyB

<rant>
Thermal paste is a compound used on electronic components to help transfer
heat from the component to an attached heatsink. Plain, simple, white
thermal paste has been in use for twenty plus years. Arctic Silver markets
a form of thermal paste that contains a silver oxide that supposedly
conducts heat better because of the silver (?) content.

Thermal grease is the thick petroleum based goop that is used on your car to
lubricate the wheel bearings. it has a high viscosity rating needed to
withstand the extreme temperatures produced by the friction between
bearings.


THE STUFF USED ON COMPUTER HEATSINKS IS NOT THERMAL GREASE.
IT'S THERMAL PASTE.
STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF LANGUAGE CHALLENGED NOOBS.
</rant>


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J

jaeger

<rant>
Thermal paste is a compound used on electronic components to help transfer
heat from the component to an attached heatsink. Plain, simple, white
thermal paste has been in use for twenty plus years. Arctic Silver markets
a form of thermal paste that contains a silver oxide that supposedly
conducts heat better because of the silver (?) content.

Thermal grease is the thick petroleum based goop that is used on your car to
lubricate the wheel bearings. it has a high viscosity rating needed to
withstand the extreme temperatures produced by the friction between
bearings.


THE STUFF USED ON COMPUTER HEATSINKS IS NOT THERMAL GREASE.
IT'S THERMAL PASTE.
STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF LANGUAGE CHALLENGED NOOBS.
</rant>

It's Thermal Compound. Thermal Paste is usually a semi-permanent two-
part epoxy.
 
I

i'm_tired

SunnyB said:
<rant>
Thermal paste is a compound used on electronic components to help
transfer heat from the component to an attached heatsink. Plain,
simple, white thermal paste has been in use for twenty plus years.
Arctic Silver markets a form of thermal paste that contains a silver
oxide that supposedly conducts heat better because of the silver (?)
content.

Thermal grease is the thick petroleum based goop that is used on your
car to lubricate the wheel bearings. it has a high viscosity rating
needed to withstand the extreme temperatures produced by the friction
between bearings.


THE STUFF USED ON COMPUTER HEATSINKS IS NOT THERMAL GREASE.
IT'S THERMAL PASTE.
STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF LANGUAGE CHALLENGED NOOBS.
</rant>

Hmm.

http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci815872,00.html
http://www.coldcpu.com/product.asp?alphacatid=THERMGR
http://www.overclockers.com/topiclist/index26.asp
http://www.hardavenue.com/reviews/OCZqsilver.shtml
http://www.overclockers.com/articles660/
http://www.targetpc.com/hardware/cooling/greasewars3/
http://www.comready.com/thermalgrease.html
http://uk.startech.com/ststore/itemdetail.cfm?product_id=SILVGRSE1GB&topbar=topbara.htm
http://www.bonuscable.com/default.php?cPath=15

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=thermal+grease

I really hate to point you to the fact that you are clueless, but it had to
be done. Think of it as an intervention. Next time you type anything
intended for public post, please check the distance between your foot and
your mouth.
 
S

SunnyB


The only one clueless is you, jackoff.
You are probably one of these jerks that refer to thermal paste (compound
see the first ****ing line) as thermal grease.

I don't give a good god-damn what you and these lame-ass pricks call it.
Just because you can find it on Google doesn't make it correct.
I'm sure you can be found on Google, hence "not correct".

Furthermore, the only distance from my foot that you should be concerned
about is the one from your ass. If you care to calculate that, I'm in
Valdosta, Georgia.. Come get some. Unless you are too ****ing tired.

Hopefully this is a public ****ing post.


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I

i'm_tired

SunnyB the stooooooopid hilbilly sister-****er wiped the rot of his
sisters crotch off his chin and went on sniffing his finger before blurting:
On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 19:17:38 GMT, "i'm_tired"
<[email protected]>
wrote:
The only one clueless is you, jackoff.
You are probably one of these jerks that refer to thermal paste
(compound
see the first ****ing line) as thermal grease.

I don't give a good god-damn what you and these lame-ass pricks call
it.
Just because you can find it on Google doesn't make it correct.
I'm sure you can be found on Google, hence "not correct".

So, you would like me to beleive that you know more about the matter
referred to as 'thermal grease' than the fellows at overclockers.com or
maximum pc magazine or pc world magazine or websters friggin dictionary? Or
about.com or whatis.com or techweb.com or thermacore.com or or techware labs
ooooorrrrrrrrrrr

HOW ABOUT INTEL????!!!!
http://www.intel.com/design/pentium4/guides/24920401.pdf or AMD??"?!!!!
http://makeashorterlink.com/?S19322185 .
Hopefully this is a public ****ing post.

Yup. You made a complete ass of yourself again in public on the same
subject. Turn off daddys computer and go down to the park and play with the
other hillbilly know-nothings.
Furthermore, the only distance from my foot that you should be
concerned
about is the one from your ass. If you care to calculate that, I'm in
Valdosta, Georgia.. Come get some. Unless you are too ****ing tired.

I am certainly too tired to wipe the snot from the nose of some 12 year old
hillbilly who just couldn't resist the lure of the pretty lights of daddy's
computer. and indeed I would hate to get my ass filthy from close proximity
to your toe-jam eating, finger-sniffing, slimy, unwashed, disgusting
hillbilly self, let alone physical contact with any defined parts, you nasty
little hillbilly bastard.

You can go play now. Toddle off.
 
R

rstlne

I think that's a generic term for "Anything" that provides a thermal
interface..
so the "thermal pads" and Artic Silver are both Thermal interfaces
right? heh
 

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